Inglewood Nebraska - Nebraska Directory

Village · Dodge County · Population 380 (2020 census) · ZIP 68025 · Founded 1918

About Inglewood

Inglewood is a village of 380 on the south edge of Fremont, between the city and the Platte River. It has its own village office but uses Fremont mailing addresses and the 68025 ZIP code; the Fremont Rural Fire station is here.

History

Inglewood was platted in 1918 and named for Inglewood, California. The census counted 805 people here in 1960 but 275 in 1970; the reason for the drop is not documented. The village has grown since, to 380 in 2020. A short state spur, S-27E, was added from US 77 into the village in 2024.

Highways and trails through Inglewood

Route	One way	Other way
US 77Just west of the village; spur S-27E leads in	North into Fremont	South across the Platte to Wahoo (about 18 mi)

Nearby towns

Fremont	adjoining, to the north	US 77
Ames	about 7 mi west	US 30
Nickerson	about 9 mi north	US 77
Wahoo	about 18 mi south	US 77

Schools and health care

Schools: Nearby district: Fremont Public Schools

Health care: Nearest hospital Methodist Fremont Health (about 2 mi)

Sources: U.S. Census; Wikipedia; Andreas, History of the State of Nebraska (1882); Buss and Osterman, History of Dodge and Washington Counties (1921); History Nebraska; National Register of Historic Places; Nebraska Game and Parks; Nebraska Department of Transportation route mileposts. Distances marked "about" are estimates.